The wait in Israel for the liberation of 11 other hostages of Hamas

Waiting for Israel for the liberation of new hostages, after Hamas delivered the list of chosen ones. In all they will be eleven this week, of which eight tomorrow and three more Saturdays. Among those who should regain their freedom tomorrow, after more than 480 days in captivity, there are the Israeli-German Arbel Yehoud, the soldier Agam Berger and the 80-year-old Gadi Moses, together with five Thai, while on Saturday there will be three men, whose generality will be made known later. The news was celebrated by the forum of the family members of the hostages that emphasized on “the sacred duty and the moral law of bringing home all our brothers and sisters”.

“We will not give up nor we will stop at any phase until all the hostages have returned home until the last,” they added.

Since the fire in Gaza entered into force on January 19, trucks loaded with aid have entered the Palestinian encycling devastated by the war. However, two high Hamas officials accused Israel of slowing down the delivery of crucial aid such as fuel, curtains, heavy machinery and other equipment that “according to the agreement, should have entered during the first week of the truce,” said an official.

“We warn that the continuous delays and the failure to resolve these points will influence the natural progression of the agreement, including the exchange of prisoners,” they warned by the Palestinian militant group. “Completely false” accusations for the Jewish state which, through a spokesman for the Cogat, pointed out that between Sunday and 11 today, “3,000 trucks entered Gaza” while on the basis of the agreement they had to be “4,200 in seven days “.

Meanwhile, the Egyptian President Abdel Fattoh Al-Sisi and King Giordano Abdallah II reiterated their firm opposition to the ‘transfer’ of the Palestinians of Gaza in their countries, as suggested in recent days by the US President Donald Trump, among the enthusiasm of ‘extreme right to the government in the government in Israel. A similar initiative would be “an injustice in which we cannot take part,” said the leader of Cairo. For its part, the monarch of Amman stressed the “need to keep the Palestinians on their land and to guarantee their legitimate rights, in accordance with the solution of the two states”.

The return of the displaced people in the north of Gaza continues, the area of ​​the strip most affected by the Israeli army: according to the UN office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs (OCHA) over 376,000 inhabitants arrived in the northern part of the Strip, including the City of Yabaliya, Beit Laia and Beit Hanoun, from Monday, while for Hamas, the numbers are higher and exceed 500,000. Gaza would have gone the correspondent for the Middle East of the new USA administration, Steve Witkoff, who according to the press visited the Netzarim corridor with the Minister for Strategic Affairs Israeli Ron Dermer, before meeting Premier Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem in Jerusalem .